MARK PAUL LINDLEY-HIGHFIELD OF BALLUMBIE CASTLE, BARON OF CARTSBURN

To All and Singular: Take Notice and Let it be Known

That KING CHARLES II was pleased by Royal Charter under the Great Seal of the Realm dated 16th July 1669 to confirm the erection of the Lands of Carsburne, now Cartsburn, in the County of Renfrew into a Barony of the Kingdom of Scotland in favour of Thomas Crawfurd, Merchant and Burgess of the City of Glasgow, his heirs and assignees;

That Mark Paul Lindley-Highfield, residing at Bleachfield Cottage, Inverugie, Peterhead in the County of Aberdeenshire, has a completed title to All and Whole the dignity of the Barony of Cartsburn in the Baronage of Scotland by means of a deed of assignation dated 27th June 2008 and 2nd July 2008, accepted onto the Scottish Barony Register on 5th August 2008 and registered for preservation and execution in the Books of the Lords of Council and Session on 11th August 2008;

That by deed of disposition dated 4th June 2008 and accepted for registration in the Land Register for Scotland for the County of Angus on 9th June 2008 the said Mark Paul Lindley-Highfield acquired All and Whole the subjects known as Ballumbie Castle in the County of Angus;

That since becoming the only person who owns the lands that could be described as Ballumbie Castle, it pleases the said Mark Paul Lindley-Highfield to adject the designation of his lands to his surname, prefixing the word ‘of’ to the said designation, and therefore he will now and hereafter use the surname and territorial designation Lindley-Highfield of Ballumbie Castle*;

That at all times and in all matters the said Mark Paul Lindley-Highfield of Ballumbie Castle is to be known and called by and officially recognised in the name, style and title of MARK PAUL LINDLEY-HIGHFIELD OF BALLUMBIE CASTLE, BARON OF CARTSBURN.

Signed:

Mark Lindley-Highfield of Ballumbie Castle, Cartsburn

Bleachfield Cottage, Inverugie, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire AB42 3DN

Ballumbie Castle, Elm Rise, Baldovie, Dundee, Angus DD5 3UY

Dated this 26th day of August in the year 2008

*The whole four or five words “Lindley-Highfield of Ballumbie Castle” are used as the ordinary sure, or in the signature as they legally may be; but it is open to those concerned to add the designation as part of the name and by doing so regularly make those words their ordinary surname.

The names and designations are in Scots law and practice used by:

a) The head of the family and his wife. b) The eldest son and his wife, with the adjective “younger”, and their eldest son. c) The unmarried daughters, and unmarried daughters of the eldest son. The designations are not used by younger sons.